Sentence examples for accused of getting from inspiring English sources

ETHNOMUSICOLOGISTS are rarely accused of getting popular music right.

He was accused of getting into a fight with his girlfriend at a party in Los Angeles.

Early on in the book, a character accused of getting things out of proportion is told: "There is no proportion.

Mr. Dumas, who denies any guilt, is accused of getting his mistress a fake job with Elf.

Private healthcare companies have been accused of getting unfair tax relief when competing with the NHS to provide treatments such as chemotherapy for patients at home.

Later that year, he was accused of getting too close to penguins, a seal and humpback whales in Antarctica while making a documentary.

He and Schulhoff can be accused of "not getting it," but maybe they were getting it in their Old World way.

The agency has been accused of covertly getting information about the internet activity of British citizens by accessing surveillance material gathered by America's National Security Agency.

Carver has also spoken to defender Mike Williamson, whom he accused of deliberately getting sent off against Leicester, in an effort to repair their relationship.

First, Vice President Al Gore's critics accused him of getting a fashion makeover.

Meanwhile Trump has accused Amazon of "getting away with murder tax-wise".